Snow RemovalBooked Before It Falls.

Why Book Early

The Worst Time to
Find a Plow Guy

…is at 5am during the storm, when every crew in the south metro is already committed to the customers who signed in September.

Snow contractors work a route. Once that route is full, it's full — and the people calling mid-storm get told no, or get quoted a premium and put at the back of the line. That's not gouging, it's just capacity. There are only so many hours between the snow stopping and everyone needing to leave for work.

Signing before the season starts means you're on the route. We show up because we already planned to, not because you got lucky.

What's included

• Driveway cleared to the pavementNot a single pass down the middle. Cleared wide enough to actually get in and out.
• Walks, steps and the path to your doorIncluding the sidewalk stretch most cities require you to clear.
• Ice melt where it's neededSteps, shaded walks and the spots that refreeze every year.
• Mailbox and trash-can accessSmall thing. Everyone forgets it. You notice immediately when it's missed.

At what point do you come out?

We set the trigger depth with you when you sign — two inches is typical. Below that most people would rather we didn't bother. You can set it lower if you want.

What time will you get there?

The goal is cleared before 7am for anything that finishes overnight. Storms that run all day get a second pass. If a storm is big enough that we're running behind, you get a call — not silence.

What if it snows all week?

Seasonal contracts cover every qualifying storm. No per-visit charges stacking up in a bad stretch. That's the whole point of the contract.

Do you damage the driveway or the lawn edge?

No. We walk the property before the season and note where things sit — sprinkler heads, edging, soft shoulders. That's part of the quote visit, and it's why we'd rather see your place in October than in the dark during a storm.

Are you insured?

Yes. Devil Dog Property Services is a registered LLC carrying business insurance. Slip-and-fall liability is a real consideration with snow work, especially commercially — ask any contractor for proof, including us.

When should I sign?

Now. September and October is when routes get built. Once the first real storm hits, we're taking care of the people already on the list.